Match the unit to three things: your usable yard space, your gate width, and your guests ages. A standard bounce house, about 13 by 14 feet, fits most yards and suits younger kids. Combos and 20-foot slides need more room and suit mixed ages and bigger crowds. Allow about 42 inches of gate clearance and a level setup area.
Walk the area where the unit will sit and measure length and width at the flattest, most open spot, away from fences, branches, and wires. A standard bounce house needs roughly 13 by 14 feet plus a few feet of clearance on each side. A 20-foot dual-lane slide such as Bahama Blast needs about 38 feet of clear, level length. Leave overhead clearance too, since slides and combos are tall.
The crew has to walk the rolled unit to the setup spot. Most larger units need about 42 inches of gate clearance. Measure the narrowest point on the path, including gates, side yards, and stairs. If access is tight, a more compact unit like the 15-foot Cali Palms or a standard bounce house is the safer pick.
If you are unsure, the crew confirms footprint, gate width, and a level spot before delivery. Plan the rest with our Party Planning Guide, find your city at our locations page, and book at Bounce Event Rentals or call or text (720) 783-2900.
About 13 by 14 feet plus clearance on each side and a level surface, with roughly 42 inches of gate access.
A 20-foot dual-lane slide needs about 38 feet of clear, level length plus overhead clearance.
